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ENOR SALE. AN tNfINE OF HORSE
u power; can be seen running at NAM
AEL.E q BRO, eta and Poplar streets sill
sell cheap. A-3t
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pAR0EhS AT NJ. I 4.
legapt heated rooms ana
FABLE board mao culsiae.
ao.l4t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

}tNILt MEN BDAkD
vate family, .. WI; Wal
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

ENOR SALs-MALE AND FEMALE
IL canaiies JUsEFd HOnNEn's ~
southeast cornor Of Eighth AID Bsn- w,
net streets. NJ .3ts >H
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evening . THE STREETS
ing street. Nsu On leaving
- ab-lt
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lbJAkpnKS All M MS.
ks,'e. Az King street.
ynd v)od 1ccommodation5.
m24.1uts
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GIRL TO ASSIST IN
u-rso-t, Nih reference.
h street, Ah 81
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

DAIRY VI 70 RTS
Alcress N!la, ,L.s of1co.
"a 81,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

| p ,SlI,ON AS AN AS
nj Of any light work; ref
Il en-. address, x, this Of
~ ST.
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pot ny, thIn PEN.
Addres In handwriting,
once p06A
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

NOR SALE-OHEAP, ONE EXPhfSS
z wagon and on, . spring st)re wagon:
both now. Apply At ths Madison strs OF
stab los. ma l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

~ FARM uF OVER los
||stsl, Address, Win ref.l.
HsorRes, Del. m2. IN
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

IA VIA BIZ On MAY ST..
p shc Eishth ana -ntnron
hppiy al tnis Office 2,,tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

! GlhL FOR GENERAL
n"ne need apply without
N- hlny 81. a43it
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

IA GOOD RESPECT.
.m,ll family, that is vii
Ian sind. OF honsewo, - -
\, fer one week. Adj IS
'' ct
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

[uuKstS TO 30 ARE;
s,pandi2l JET rson E,y.
n. ac,om modatilns. NA
4 hrs kLSSLLL, RIO d"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

6yps0Ns WANTING hE y
l rEh ~, hotels, restaurants Or
~ I,n Iot n s', accumulated y
cMam can ~ IntslligeoaNe "
street. -
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NOR SAA r-rhs rHnEk.-SrOkY
brick house No. 22a Orange street.
Good yard and private alley, Gn in good
order. I1cuire ON the promises. fB.u
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

NOR SALF-A o., 100 MOkraAGE, FOR
u Taco Of ramt; n ~ due $50 for interest.
Reason, want principal 1t once. Apply to
Mortgage, this otfice. h4Sl-u
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06
WANTED.

6-LADIEs. LoA A.; 81, yx
/ ladies L MY, = daily n.al{y,s .ss,iy
8 ng LITTLE, Ohicsso, , ~;
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

NOR SALT 2.8]J tIRSr-ULA - PUk.
Il chase money IN )rigsgo at per cont.
on city property. For particulars call on }.
ii. PIEkCE, W. eth sIroot. Ml9-U
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

TOR SALE OR RENT-A HOUSE,
u stable and "a acres ot land, l IL miles
from Wilmington. Apply TO GEO. Il. TOWN
SEND. GA Market street. a5-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

I, VIZ Il USES, Nos. 50,
y, 'trtei. Apply to h,
r ! kiiy street. ESQ.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

EA,I>a Just Mn ,,S,i Ed y
4, s'pntry j would mo a
per. ,.,ad. Apply 1T lo2i
y Ia'''' Insi o ..cocs
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

I, n, BUT HEX STALLS.
/ a. "aq isnn Of. Inquire p
''h ana NJ ADDISON SIS. m.b,,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

DOR oAL.--A NE N rHREE STORY
Il house, west aide OF jackson street, DO.
TIVE IN 9th and pth. Inquire of %. DILLON,
saeh factory. ath street near Brooms. 1eIe-
phons call a4b. 'dsl.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

SIOR SALE CHEhP.-TWO SHOW
Z cases, ut 3l4 Market street. a2.4,~
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|@G eEFs ajt MARCH 10.
blaIlshaSwYie ' and / ov.NilIeu.
VI leaving same a. mi XII !
III
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/. O0LORED MAN AND SIu
i. G man to attend : horse
H., \ u' wom,a to DO gen o. era, err,
maii 'a"'' m2:.tf
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shNtLY FURNISHED
iu.et family. No Is
: al So
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EyUk SALE-A 4UOD, hELIA- ~
T. bic young horsc, at coal yard 10y
1l3 West Fiont street. milf
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1 n ,1 farnil b vi roc ms; INST. .
rll ia'-" m3o God a,
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T77OR SALE-PURE WHITE & BROWN
T. Loghorn eyss for setting, l3 Tor 81; 10
tor SLID. No. llo1 MARYLAND avenue ma. I'm.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

EHUh SALE. OHEAP-A GnOD RE.
H frigeIator. Apply az this offic, az q
Ey0R SALE-OHEAP, A FIRST GLASS
~ plano at ia Market st. msvf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

faN oFrluE IN A EIT-J,
r u H. 7is Market 81. mi,.s "
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

ENOR SALE-A KEFHIG ORATOR IN
II good order, for sale cheap. Office Of
clayton house. a43:
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

TH.,a ~ ST. WHARF
\ 4 :, s,t Apply to Evans
CT. ml1-.n
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WATER DEPARTMENT.
" NOTICE TO DELiNQUENTS.

Please accept this as tho hnai notics to
pay bills past duo. Immediate pay ment IA
now requested. and 90 APPLIANCE with the
same will save expense
inai-bt JOHN IS. 1ROHE, Reg tstrar.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

!. !. y 1904 ADAMS ST
. nho', bill W. Ninth ct.
az 6tt
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70, -" ~ ~ LOOMS sulrAbl,Et
|t1I 70 -, oha CT sso persons
w fieLch 81, NOS eI,,.e'
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"a? nc y LIE : tkUNrROuM
-. MARKET 81. m3j.ets !"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

b. a mAs I EhlHn STREET
|rns sI ta, ZONE comforts. Llo.
'NOie bOardors wanted ted,
. mib.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-04-06

u Of toba,oo, segar and news store,
[ West sidol osttoilshed IA yeaIs; rent rea-
tonstlo. None other than those meaping
business nosd apply. Address Business,
this office. mlbu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
Sr,rf of NmGNiNCuYof RICHMOND
wit.
no THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
CONSOLS And 1910 BONDS.

Wcare authorized uy the Council of Foreign
I0ndh0.Ier, 90 cali thc attention ul holder, NJ
Virginia con.ols and d. SOS to the fact that rhe
English houdhoiler- are eudeayoring, through
rhe mstumeumAty of the Council OF Foreign
Bonlholdcrs. to bring about O. satisfactory set
Element oi the debt of Virginia.
With this object in view. the English bond
holders have, toa large extent. agreed to pool
their bonds. aul have authorized The Council
of Foreign BOndhOlder- o. act Tor them in The
negotiations which are about Go Doe bad he-
twcrna commission sent ouf from London and
a committee appointed by the Legislature OF
Virginia
II is most desirable that all holders OF Viz
ginia bonds. both at home and abroad, should
unite in the effort 10 effect an early settlement
Of the state debt. To better accomplish this
object. the Council Of Foreign BOndhodcrs
earnestly request the holders Of Virginia bonds
in America 20 cooperate with them, and 10
forward % ourselves heir names aud address
as. stating the amount of bonds held, at an
early day as possible.
We will be- glad 10 furnish copies 81 the plan
adopted by the English bondhOders for pool
ing their bonds AT London. AMI Ia give any
other information that may be desired.
JOHN A. HAMILTON co, BANKERS,
5apl2 I'm baltimore.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

The Board of Abdomen met i'm regular
session last night
The Dock street extension ordinance
was passed over the Mayors veto
The proposed ordinance requiring all
bidders ON city contracts 90 deposit GER
tihed checks for , per cent. of The amount
of their bids. caused lengthy discussion
and was finally referred TO the Ordinance
Committee
An invitation TO attend the unycilius
of the Calhoun statue i'm Charleston was
received and the clerk directed 20 make
a proper acknowledgment
An amendment TO the city license laws
doing away with tax ON buggies was
offered and referred.
The ordinance increasing the city attOr-
ney's salary 70 50 250 was passed by vote
of l3 ayes and noes.
Mr. Rowland Hill offered resolution
that the Committee on Fire Department
be instructed TO correspond with other
cities and ascertain the most approved
fire escape. and that every building of
sufficient height to need such escapes
should have one or more attached TO
them
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tIIEKO's STATUE.
kentuckians in the CITY.


Senator James b Beck, Senator Joseph
c. = Blackburn, and the Hon. {. K.
Breckenridge. member Of the House of
Representatives from Arkansas, arrived
in Richmond Saturday evening and left
Sunday evening. They came TO look at
Valentines heroic statue Of John c.
Breckenridge, now nearly completed in
clay. which is to be placed in bronze in
a public square at Lexington, Ky.
The statue was critically examined and
pronounced perfect in every detail All
the gentlemen expressed themselves rs
highly pleased
The statue j. eight feet TWO and "a half
inches in height. and IL will Doe mounted
on a pedestal like that upon which the
StoneWall Jackson figure stands IN the
Capital Square
The distinguished party were registered
at the Exchange Hotel
This statue commentaries the virtues
of n man who was "a soldier "a statesman.
and She beau ideal of southern chivalry.
He was the youngest man ever elected
yicc-Prcsideni Of the United States. and
one of Che most brilliant Americans of
this century
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The following case, were disposed of
yester lay
Peter Woodfn lcoloredl, a suspicious
character, was committed for thirty days
in default OF security.
Ningheld Wicks, charged with assault
ing and abusing John Russell, and John
Russell was charged with uespassing
upon the premises of and assaulting
Wingfeld Wicks Wick- was required
TO pay costs.
Watson Harris and John Harris lhoth
colored), were fined 50 each for fighting
in the street
Charles Jones and Charles Maxwell
two tramps, We're ordered 10 leave tine
city.
Sallie Gray and Es,ie Stewart, dis
orderly in the street Each fined $3.50
and costs.
Isaac Thurston loolorcdl drunk and
disorderly. Committed to Jail in default
Of security
Alexander Mallory, charged with being
a person of unsound mind Hewas com
mitted TO Jail TO be examined by com
mission Of lunacy
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THt BAZAAR.
Grand preparations for the Opening To-
sight.

NiEuls
The busy fingers and good taste Of doz-
epe of ladies and their aids yesterday
comniefclv metamorposod the bare rooms
~ ,bo now Young Mems Christian Asso-
cistion building. An day preparations
Tor Tho bazaar were in progress. In the
email room on the right Of Main street
,ntrance is the celebrated steamboat
,nodel and the adjoining rooms hung
oronnd with damask and lace preitily
draped make a most inviting restaurant.
Here every day from y m. meals VIII he
served
Al fbe head of the stairs on the second
floor is the museum, which was yesterday
being rapidly filled with curious and
beautiful articles. Among the many are
niece of marble from Ephesus' ancient
Roman lamps and Etruscan vases, Jew
ish shekels and Roman medals, model
of the famous tomb of Scipi0. ancient
Damascus blades. Swedish PLAQUES aud
Danish sconces. rare old books, and a lot
of other things 20 delight the artlSi ana
the curiosity seeker Here, too, are large
idols from China and Japan, lent by the
Baptist Foreign Mission Board.
The main room on this floor will be
aevo,ed 70 the sale of fancy articles Of
countless number and variety. The sew
eral denominations have each tasteiully
designed booths. ON the right of the en-
trance is a matched cottage occupied by
the Presbvterians next is the Methodist
stand which has a unique and striking
Chinese pagoda as an adjunct, where re-
freshments Of "a mildly liquid form will
be sold Beyond this is "a very pretty
stand. draped i'm pink, which Will moi be
strictly in charge of any one denomlna-
ton. and by the side of it is the cigarette
and tobacco stand, where the choicest
varieties will be- found In "a little room
near by the hidden mysteries of popcorn
ball making will be explained to the UNI
initiated Next the stage on the other
side the Episcopalians have "a large and
pretty booth. and 40 the end of the cir
cult the Baptists will De in charge of "a
japanese temple. which is a fine counter
part TO its Chinese brother over the way.
In the centre of the room is the Hover
stand. where the beauty of the flowers IN
their recess of glowing color will be more
than matched by the beauty Of those
whose fair hands will dispense them TO
visitors a bazaar paper will be publish
ed every other day under the auspices OF
Presbyterian ladies On the stage in the
large room will be the entertain
ments. varied every night Tonight Will
be "A concert, i'm which Miss Robena
Shanks, Miss Emma Reinhardt, Mr. Carlo
BEDFORD and Mr. Crump will take part
Where all deserve so much credit 1t
would be pleasant To mention all the
ladies engaged in the bazaar, but as there
are three hundred it is impossible II
should be- stated, however that the cN-
cutiye committee consists of Mrs NJ $.
Smith, president Mrs Thomas Cmi.
tain. Mrs r. W Powers Mrs j. ii.
Capers, Mrs V 5. Donnan, and Mrs G..
b. Stacy Mrs NJ : Smith in person
will have charge of the restaurant and
Mrs. J B Lightfooi Of the museum
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

The beautiful carnival of seasons viii
commence at the Leigh-strcet Baptist
church, with all the attractive features
that have been already described in the
TIMES. Bach night prominent musicians
VIII render choice selections. and other
and varied novelties will be introduced
Ii Will be held in The lecmre.room
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

cured and It's return prevented by the use
of Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
bers of our best people. containing as IL does
none but vegetable Ingredients, 30 should com
mend itself 20 all sufferers with this terrible
disease Being extremely mild ia action. these
pills can bc taken by both the weak and the
strong Price, % cents box of = Pills; five
blYse for
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

A concert will be given at West Main
street Baptist church next Friday night
for the benefit Of that deserving place Of
worship. Among those taking part are
Ms. William 7. Knowles, Mrs. William
y. Shelburne ANNA Graham), Mr. Frank
cunningham, Mr.. George A. Crump, and
Mr. ID. l.. Leftwich.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company against Wells Further ar
gued by Judge w W Cmmp for plain
I'LL in error and submitted
WITT, Bicdler a Co. against Osbuu
Argued by General W II Payne for APP
pellanis and G t. Pollock, ESQ, for aD
pellee, and continued until tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
Hnstinr. Cnnrt.

The following cases were disposed of
in this court yesterday
Frank G-o1en charged with disturb
ing worship at the Salvation Army. The
jury failing 10 agree were dismissed. and
Grofien was recognized in the sum of
$500 until the next term.
Granville Robinson lcoloredl. charged
with allowing unlawful gaming to be
carried on in his house Acquitted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

At Mozart Academy tonight Nh
Frank Howard with wellselected
company. appears I'm his great play
samuel of P0sen Incidental 20 the play
original and lively songs are introduced
Mis-. Emma Lescelles appears as liebecca
The play Will be presented with realisti,
scenery appropriate costumes, good mu
sic, tine properties, and every other
auxiliary for @ perfect success. u j.
hoped that the enterprise of the manage
ment in securing this popular play and q
frst-class company will be substantially
approached
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CITY ITEMS.
xrwsv NOTES GATHERED by ihE
.rIMrs" REPORTERS.

r..,.r sunda, services The brotherhood
o,r,.,ne.rs- a lovely Easter Monday
wrs Ianrtry- the Courts The Queen
NJ, Ladies Bazaar- samuel of
ros.n Tonight The Board OF Alder
g., IN a Grocery Sundny-scho"l
Meeting. and Many Timely Tow" ropes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
GesangVerein Virginia.

The annual Easter ball Of the Gesang-
verein Virginia took place last night, and
was highly enjoyed by all present. AS
usual there was dramatic entertainment
In which all the performers did them
selves great credit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

II You do not find al the local you
wish ON the fourth or local page. on The
first or telegraph page. sometimes You
viii lind 70 ou the editorial page The
object is 10 make one page of the Iiuls
as interesting as the other, and to make
all of the greatest interest possible.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
Contract Awarded.

Mr. Louis Borchers, Of Richmond, has
been awarded the contract for purchas-
ing tobacco for the Austrian Govern
ment. Mr.. Borchers is successor OF
Messrs. A. Osterloh * Co, and one OF
our most enterprising young business
men
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
Gnrtlen Seeds.

We have received our first supply Of
ID. Landreth & Sons reliable garden seeds.
which are considered the best now extant We
do not sell seeds OF commission, nor DO we
sci cheap seeds. Send for q catalogue.
BODEKER BROS, Druggists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

The alarm of fire 40 G1j O'Clock last
night was caused by the partial burning
of frame house near the corner of
Cherry and Beverly streets. Damage small'
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The Daily Record" is % valuable puhlca
ton. Subscribe to DO. Once ~ East Main
street.
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Subscribe f0 the Daily Record" hy sending
month.
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the frst-cass bakery
establishment of l.. a V. Stems, and found II
fitted up i'm first-class style with all the neces
sary supplies Of good things. such a always
remind ~ of Christmas. Bread. crackers. bis
cults. etc I'm abundance: cakes. and variety
OF good things for the children and all made
from the very best and purest materials. ms
is indeed model bakery, and one that de
serves and f. fast gaining the support Of the
public. 49, sure go call in and see them at
l205 Hull street. Manchester.
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DRY GOODS.

The silk Fabrics astonished you last
week SO they did u.s. We gave sim
pie notice Of silk Materials 20 be sold an.
der value. and hundreds of yards took
flight as if by impulse of magic The
handspring of all this was deeira'l qo,d'
ut s,scm prize, That is our only mode
of doing things When You see ihe goods
YOU find they have been rather under.
valued than otherwise. iaother strong
point is that you are never mad" 20 pay
higher to-day than your neighbor paid
Yesterday a uniform price based on
the broad priucipleof advantage 60 buyer
and seller 20 small profit depending for
it, thousands upon the step-,tone of %
large and increasing trade the iudicious
,rioI..oftrade oper,ion. of our various
IN .3 ...-... ......r...r you
'''''' '
without asking The price. IHei' '' "'
iuroad on your purse The prices are the
same That (. "a good deal overcome
yon.s,,,gool manyof our silk Goods
, ,....,.n vto,..,. nov, .r..
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II you want 10 keep posted. subscribe 10 the
daily Record" sent on trial free.
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/,olNII~sioNER OT Kr,E>rE Upper
\ District
ROBERT I.'H0I'H.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-30


r,h,,t va, ui,Nns my heart t,a .aii hs
That. What ID. barrier lid went INTO his
pla,,. and sal down and IN. duffar began to
rut nv hair. | shut down on that and he
hogan 10 shampoo ne. headed him of
sg,iu and made s,.uS for "A shave. but he
,ouIin't catch ou. He pnwd.rei m. on the
chm. n. grluned Ink. a monkey. he washed
NV face he spony-d me down and dld every
thing else besides shave NE, and 10 save INV
neck contdn't make signs enough for the old
s..,ap.r 10 tumble 10 NV rarketr
at Is very difficult. NV boy" said wither-
ipglv TO express hv signs an abstract idea
TN. harber i ,,.arcely to be ceuSured Wait
uuril ynur whl,kers are sufficiently tangible.
for the wind to blow through and IN wager
rb,. ur,,,. Of shave that vour sigrs will b.
int.Ilgihle
Itrird to reason with tn. Eoy and he philo-
s,pb,cal hu, he had been lns,,Ita-i and abused.
and h. thirsted for vengeance. and would not
la .nna,s.I
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-30

MRS. JACksoN's HONE AT COLORADO SPRINGS.
light reignS and there Is the mereSt strip of
the deep blue Colorado sky showing directly
abpve. Tall ferns are growing evsI'yv here
IN the rocky CrevIce~ and many strange vines
and blussomiug plants struggle upward TO the
light That hardy and aggressive plant. the
warlike Spanish haNo onet. or soap weed. sends
up It's spire OF creamy blossoms, guarded by its
fringe Of bristling leaves. Near the entrance
TO the can. yon a Sarewd and typical Yankee
has set up a gate where toll is taken. twenty
five cents. for the OStenSible purpose of keep
ing in order q rickety flight Of ajJ stairs.
There is a stream rushing along al the foot of
the precipice on one side which is guarded by
sn insecure railing The roar Of the waterfall
with the sensation Of great height as one
slowly crswls up THIS strange stairway in the
ROCKY CANYON, combine TO shake ones nerves
and set ones pulses bea,ing at a pretty
hvely rate There is another half hour of
steep climbing. after reaching the top Of the
stairs. over rolling pebbles and sand, then q
walk OF third of u mile on the summit and
a. last the graveof IL H" in lonely Pine
Hill Forest II reached
The grave is III the shade OF large trees in
a small open space in tins wild ana almost in
accessible spot There is nothing but low,
fat moansi OF earth. as IL was Mr. Jaekson's
express wish that neither tomb, nor monu-
Inent should plark the spot. Loving hands
ol friends have piled a calIn OF carefully Sc
l-,.ted stones near the mound, aud planted
trailing killickinnick among them. On tree
at the head Of the grave are carved the famil-
lar ilitials H H. Although it was impos-
sib'e to keep the spot of her burial secrst, her
1 =
mark tine spot has been regarded, and as she
desired she was here buried Oh a beautiful
October day, without bell, or book, or priest,
or prayer Her own words most fittingly
describe the choice she made OF the soil which
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-30
A STRANGER IN GOTHAM.
why Does Il Crowd Gather so Quickly
On Broadwsy?


M" i"hh' 'ulN 81 nave "ohuered
e''iiies "he" :" up VT u""h nroau"aS
"hHt IL Is ths' makes crowd gather so oi'eh
over ho'hi''s' ]" nus peeh said II one man
STOPS ioi i1i''he'' l" iooA ih'ehtiy AZ soihe
'hiis 'na' nhs apparent interest sec"hd
VIII H'op V"' 'i '"' ..'''S W See "na' t"e NJ
one Is iooh'hs a' very soon 'hilu ana
iouith VIII appear anu Tue more 'hey MAKE
Ciose n"'ie 'ne s"hte' TIE company II
"u'' ine o"ye'' may oe mourning more
tnah uni'Cihs Image Vi Two III sh"p WIN
uo"' ha"Aei oisP'Shs VI soiie siiSht
io>e''S, VI 'iA" VI 'hei "' "''h at no very
ga haoi u'iiAi, '"eA III al ~" a'e"t ouidiils
nc ais''s o' SAie "i'o u VI hi'n
story Wih"o" seems 10 nave tefehhiai inter
es' ihs 'ie' a''oii a'"aSs "ia" an es ger
lh'-fe>te" group "i "A'Vheis' feihaps there
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